The Young Collector

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The Young Collector is a minor character in Tennessee Williams' play "A Streetcar Named Desire," a teenage newspaper boy whose brief encounter with Blanche DuBois highlights her conflicted desires and moral boundaries.

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instanceOf fictional character
minor character
ageGroup teenager
appearsIn A Streetcar Named Desire
appearsInAct Act II
appearsInGenre drama
associatedWorkPremiereYear 1947
creator Tennessee Williams
dialogueLanguage English
fictionalUniverse A Streetcar Named Desire
surface form: A Streetcar Named Desire universe
firstAppearanceMedium stage play
gender male
mediumOfOrigin theatre
moralSignificance A Streetcar Named Desire
surface form: illustrates Blanche DuBois’s struggle between desire and propriety
narrativeImportance brief but pivotal encounter with Blanche DuBois
nationalityInFiction American
occupation newspaper boy
relationshipTo Blanche DuBois
roleInNarrative highlights Blanche DuBois’s conflicted desires
tests Blanche DuBois’s moral boundaries
settingOfAppearance New Orleans
thematicFunction contrasts with Blanche DuBois’s fading youth
symbolizes youthful innocence
timeOfCreation 1940s
workAuthor Tennessee Williams

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A Streetcar Named Desire hasCharacter The Young Collector